Thank You Basketball All-Star Game – Unsigned Prospects

Kevin Daniels March 30, 2026 @ 08:00 AM

The Thank You Basketball All-Star Game stayed highly competitive down to the final seconds, with every prospect giving maximum effort. [player_tooltip player_id='2341304' first='Abdou' last='Toure'], the Arkansas commit, earned MVP honors, but his willingness to take every photo before and after the game highlighted his impact as one of the most influential players to come through the state. There were several high level prospects who have not yet committed to a program, and many of them played exceptionally well. [player_tooltip player_id='3574162' first='Haisi' last='Mayben'] | Darrow School - He attacked downhill with purpose, finishing a straight line drive at the rim. He was fearless getting into traffic, using his confidence to put constant pressure on the defense. He consistently got his feet into the paint, creating advantages and forcing rotations throughout the game. [player_tooltip player_id='2473564' first='Nalajah' last='Christopher'] | Darrow School - Christopher shot the ball extremely well from deep and rarely made mistakes. He stayed composed and never let the moment speed him up. His ability to score off the dribble and attack downhill kept defenders off balance throughout the game. [player_tooltip player_id='2396741' first='Parrish' last='Edmond'] Jr. | Putman Science - The former Siena commit would be a strong addition to any team. He showed his athleticism throughout the game and demonstrated the ability to consistently knock down jumpers. [player_tooltip player_id='2341286' first='Sam' last='Fleming'] | Wilbraham & Monson Academy - The lefty showed a consistent ability to stretch the floor, and his size paired with his catch‑and‑shoot touch was impressive. [player_tooltip player_id='2470882' first='Theo' last='Edema'] | Cushing Academy - Theo was active defensively, blocking multiple shots and generating steals. His size and presence stood out throughout the game, and he continues to grow physically, which only adds to his long term upside. [player_tooltip player_id='3346006' first='Tyler' last='Newsom'] | St. Luke's School - He showed steadiness and strength throughout the game, consistently getting to his comfort spots. He projects as a dangerous prospect this spring and into the summer as he builds momentum heading into next season.

The Thank You Basketball All-Star Game stayed highly competitive down to the final seconds, with every prospect giving maximum effort. Abdou Toure Abdou Toure 6'5" | SF Notre Dame | 2026 State #17 Nation New E , the Arkansas commit, earned MVP honors, but his willingness to take every photo before and after the game highlighted his impact as one of the most influential players to come through the state. There were several high level prospects who have not yet committed to a program, and many of them played exceptionally well.

Haisi Mayben Haisi Mayben PG Darrow School | 2026 NY | Darrow School - He attacked downhill with purpose, finishing a straight line drive at the rim. He was fearless getting into traffic, using his confidence to put constant pressure on the defense. He consistently got his feet into the paint, creating advantages and forcing rotations throughout the game.

Nalajah Christopher Nalajah Christopher 6'3" | CG/SG Darrow School | 2027 State NY | Darrow School - Christopher shot the ball extremely well from deep and rarely made mistakes. He stayed composed and never let the moment speed him up. His ability to score off the dribble and attack downhill kept defenders off balance throughout the game.

Parrish Edmond Parrish Edmond 6'5" | SF Putnam Science | 2026 State New E Jr. | Putman Science - The former Siena commit would be a strong addition to any team. He showed his athleticism throughout the game and demonstrated the ability to consistently knock down jumpers.

Sam Fleming Sam Fleming 6'7" | PF Wilbraham & Monson | 2026 State New E | Wilbraham & Monson Academy - The lefty showed a consistent ability to stretch the floor, and his size paired with his catch‑and‑shoot touch was impressive.

Theo Edema Theo Edema 7'0" | C Cushing Academy | 2027 State New E | Cushing Academy - Theo was active defensively, blocking multiple shots and generating steals. His size and presence stood out throughout the game, and he continues to grow physically, which only adds to his long term upside.

Tyler Newsom | St. Luke's School - He showed steadiness and strength throughout the game, consistently getting to his comfort spots. He projects as a dangerous prospect this spring and into the summer as he builds momentum heading into next season.